Set in an America without colonisation, the game had a mighty success of a Kickstarter, delivered and picked up the Diana Jones Award for excellence in gaming and the CRIT Award for the best multiplayer RPG.
Are IP licenses cringe? A Resident Evil: The Board Game interview with Steamforged Games’ Sherwin Matthews
The Resident Evil fandom has a real thirst for more content for their favourite series, and our games have certainly proven to capture the experience of Resident Evil in a way that scratches that itch(y tasty).
The future of Tabletop Scotland: A talk to Dave Wright
I wondered whether all this faith in the Tabletop Scotland team would be tested by the movie and reached out to the convention organisers.
An interview with Exit 23 Games: Women fantasy football teams with clothes and Tabletop Scotland
Too often, tabletop minis of females (of any ancestry) rarely wear armour, sensible equipment or clothes.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Gamenomicon
In this interview, we dare a little close to Lovecraft controversies and talk about All4Two mechanics and the Ozarks. I’m embarrassed to say this Scottish blogger had never heard the word “Ozarks” before…
Be Like a Crow is an award-winning solo RPG, and ahead of Tabletop Scotland, we speak to Critical Kit about Be Like a Cat
My working theme is Cat Mafia. I’m really excited about this one, especially the ancient Egyptian expansion, Book of Bastet, where your cat will explore the Pyramids and go up against ancient gods.
Null Signal Games: On Phoenix games, the future of Netrunner and going to Tabletop Scotland
Null Signal Games is a games publisher operating as a registered nonprofit company. Our only current product is the expandable card game Netrunner, which we are continuing following the end of its support by its previous publisher, Fantasy Flight Games.
Honeybadger Games: Eating dice and healthy tea alternatives at Tabletop Scotland
Honeybadger Games are also attending Tabletop Scotland and are a double threat!
Nightfall Games at Tabletop Scotland, Musketeers Vs Cthulhu, Maggot Machine and the future
Well, we’re looking at our publishing model to find a good way to get contributors paid their worth. We anticipate a lot more creator partnerships or hybrid relationships rather than traditional freelancing agreements.
There’s more to come: The Magic of Terry Pratchett interview with Marc Burrows
Marc Burrows is a comedian, Terry Pratchett super-fan, author of the first biography on Sir Terry and will soon give The Magic of Terry Pratchett lecture here in Edinburgh.
